John Frizelle presents Red Hat's Mobile platform.

Local Java meeting. Burr Sutter, of Red Hat, gives a high-level overview of Internet of Things (IoT).

Local Java meeting.'Optimisation of time series databases' by Zhiheng Zhong and 'Scalable web traffic analytics' by Zhuotao Zhang.

Local Java meeting. Apache Lucene is the de-facto standard open source library for Java developers to implement full-text-search capabilities.

The highs and lows of bringing continuous delivery to JBoss Developer.

Local Java meeting. WildFly will be used to demonstrate scalable transactions in the cloud.

Local Java meeting. Kabir Khan introduces the WildFly project - a flexible, lightweight, managed application runtime that helps you build apps.

Local Java meeting. JBoss CapeDwarf - what if one could implement an environment similar to Google App Engine (GAE)?

Local Java meeting. Stéphane Épardaud introduces Ceylon is a new programming language for the JVM and JavaScript VM, designed for team work.

A group of JBoss enthusiasts who like to meet and discuss the latest JBoss Community projects and JBoss Products or other Java Open Source projects.

Local Java meeting. Stian Thorgersen introduces Keycloak - a new JBoss project to provide an authentication and authorization server.

Local JBoss meeting. Ryan Emerson presents a talk about 'Scalable Atomic Multicast support for Infinispan'.

Local Java meeting. Alex Creasy covers transaction monitoring and visualisation, while Rui Vieira talks about efficient top-k query processing on distributed column family databases.

Local Java group meeting. Paul Robinson talks about compensating transactions for when ACID transactions are too much for certain situations.

Local Java meeting. Paul Robinson talks about JBoss Forge, a framework for rapid-application development in a standards-based environment - think Rails for Java.

Local Java meeting. Simon Woodman and Hugo Hiden present E-Science Central, a cloud based system for data analysis that uses JBoss middleware.

Local Java meeting. Two talks, Trevor Kirby and Sanne Grinovero cover Java and the Raspberry Pi, while Jesper Pedersen from Red Hat discusses Connector Architecture.